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Enhanced Barrier Precautions (EBP) provide an effective infection control strategy to reduce transmission risks while allowing residents to maintain an active and fulfilling quality of life.

Recent updates from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) outline significant revisions to long-term care surveyor guidance.

Effective staff training and ongoing education are vital to ensuring that nursing homes can meet regulatory standards and provide the best possible care to residents.

Advancements in technology have transformed diabetes management, offering valuable tools that can significantly improve care in nursing homes.

National Influenza Vaccination Week serves as an important reminder of the critical role flu vaccines play in protecting individuals and communities.

National Handwashing Week reminds us of the critical role proper hand hygiene plays in ensuring resident safety and maintaining high standards of care in nursing homes.

To prevent repeat deficiencies, many facilities turn to quality improvement initiatives that establish proactive, sustainable compliance practices.

Older adults often experience unique challenges related to diabetes, making it essential for nursing home staff and caregivers to adopt effective strategies.

When a survey highlights deficiencies, nursing homes are required to respond with Plans of Correction (PoCs) that address specific issues.

Managing diabetes in elderly populations presents unique challenges, making it essential for nursing homes to implement effective strategies to enhance resident health and safety.